Puddletown Theatre Collective will present a one-night-only immersive concert reading of FLOYD COLLINS featuring Portland performers and a live chamber orchestra. Admission is free with suggested donation.
Mentalist Judah Mantell will present ORACLE: A MIND-READING SHOW at Debonair Music Hall in Teaneck, with opener Yechiel Wertentheil. Learn more about the performance here.
Parity Productions will honor two playwrights with its 19th and 20th Development Awards at an anniversary celebration featuring Broadway legend Baayork Lee and New York State Senator Erik Bottcher.
The new Australian musical AFTER THE FLOOD will have its world premiere in Melbourne, featuring singer-songwriter Deborah Conway and bassist Simon Starr.
Tenor Juan Diego Flórez will make his Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra debut in two opera galas conducted by Michele Spotti in Hong Kong and Guangzhou, featuring arias by Rossini, Donizetti, Massenet and Verdi.
The Actors' Gang will present a remounting of its family-friendly musical fairy tale CHILDREN OF THE WINTER KINGDOM - THE BONKERS ADVENTURES OF HOLLY AND SPRUCE, written by Adam Dugas and Mary Eileen O'Donnell.
Academy Youth Productions will stage BEETLEJUICE JR., a 60-minute adaptation of the Tony-nominated musical, performed by child actors ages 11-17 in Northampton, Massachusetts.
Five actors join Tim Crouch's groundbreaking play at The Other Palace, where a different guest artist performs in each show without rehearsal. Learn more about the cast here.
Colburn's Music Restored will present works by Hugo Kauder, Eric Zeisl, Ernst Toch, and Ernst Krenek, whose careers were disrupted by the Nazi regime. A pre-concert discussion will feature Alex Ross and Barbara von Bechtolsheim.
Erin Shields' adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel will open at Edmonton's Citadel Theatre, directed by Artistic Director Daryl Cloran. The production features a live jazz trio and is part of a partnership with theatres across Canada.
A holiday comedy will arrive at Majestic Theatre Studios in Manchester, New Hampshire, featuring a cast of eccentric guests causing chaos at a bed-and-breakfast during the Christmas season.
The sold-out theatrical production returns to CoHo Theatre in Portland as part of Stage Fright Queer Horror Festival's fifth annual celebration of queer horror on stage.
Composers Now announced its 2026–27 season featuring performances, commissions and mentorship programs led by Pulitzer Prize winner Tania León, with world premieres and festival events across New York venues.
The Denver Concert Band will present a festive concert program featuring classical favorites, holiday selections, and musical works inspired by paintings and seasonal traditions.
Two legendary Motown groups will perform at State Theatre New Jersey in New Brunswick, featuring hits from both THE TEMPTATIONS and THE FOUR TOPS. Learn more here.
ANNIE will open at Hale Centre Theatre Arizona in Gilbert, directed and choreographed by Cambrian James with music direction by Tyler Thompson. The production features imaginative staging and energetic musical numbers.
The Majestic Theatre will present SCROOGE! THE MUSICAL, a musical adaptation of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, featuring an ensemble cast of all ages and a score with six new songs.
The sequel parody of the holiday classic returns with Thomas John Stocks as Kevin, alongside Jenny Bede, Jermaine Woods, and Charlotte Dixon. Jodie Prenger and Neil Hurst write the festive comedy.
Tri-Cities Opera will present HANSEL AND GRETEL, performed in English at the Tri-Cities Opera Center in Binghamton. The production is designed as an accessible entry point for families and newcomers to opera.
Disney Legend Susan Egan will perform a one-night cabaret event at Studio Tenn Theatre Company in Franklin, Tennessee, featuring songs from her Broadway and Disney career.
A Crow's Theatre production adapted by Michael Healey and starring Tom Rooney, ROGERS V. ROGERS dramatizes the multibillion-dollar family battle for control of Canada's telecom empire following company founder Ted Rogers' death.
The Happenstancers will present THE KING'S GRIEF, a multi-act chamber music performance expanding Weir's micro-opera King Harald's Saga with works by Thomas Adés, Oliver Knussen, and others.
The Nash, a downtown Phoenix jazz club, will present a three-day anniversary weekend featuring THE NASH COLLECTIVE, the soul jazz supergroup SOMETHING ELSE! led by Vincent Herring, and a signature jam session.
The Crossing and visual artist Suzanne Bocanegra present an immersive multimedia installation exploring climate, disaster, and human resilience with new music by composers Hildur Guðnadóttir, Shara Nova, Julia Wolfe, and Ayanna Woods.
Dirt Dogs Theatre Co. will present Donald Margulies' Pulitzer Prize-winning DINNER WITH FRIENDS, a darkly comic examination of marriage and loyalty centered on two couples navigating a shocking divorce.
